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Hello,

I wanted to know if any one had insight on the I-765 process for employemnt authorization. My husband and I just got married and filed for a CR1.

I currently travel back and forth to the US on a toursit visa. Would I be able to apply for the I-765 so that can can work temporarly until the I-130 us approved?

I am not even sure if this makes sense but I thought I would ask.

Thanks for taking the time.

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Touch - August 24th

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3/05/12 --- NVC Received CaseFile

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3/20/12 --- Emailed DS-3032 to NVC

3/22/12 --- AOS FEE BILL PAID ONLINE &

3/26/12 --- AOS Fee Bill Marked Paid []

3/22/12 --- AOS CoverSheets Generated &

3/26/12 --- AOS packet sent

3/27/12 --- DS-3032 Accepted

3/28/12 --- AOS Packet Delivered @ NVC 10:30AM

3/28/12 --- IV Fee Bill Showing as 'Payable' []

3/28/12 --- IV FEE BILL PAID ONLINE &

3/29/12 --- IV Fee Bill marked as PAID []

3/29/12 --- IV CoverSheets Generated &

3/30/12 --- AOS Packet Accepted

4/02/12 --- IV packet sent +

4/03/12 --- IV packet recevied

4/06/12 --- NVC reports 'Case Completed' *

4/10/12 --- Interview Date Set *

4/10/12 --- Appointment Letter Received via Email

Interview Date - MAY 3RD

Medical Scheduled - April 25th

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Shakil Collaborator

Shakil   4

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Hello,

I wanted to know if any one had insight on the I-765 process for employemnt authorization. My husband and I just got married and filed for a CR1.

I currently travel back and forth to the US on a toursit visa. Would I be able to apply for the I-765 so that can can work temporarly until the I-130 us approved?

I am not even sure if this makes sense but I thought I would ask.

Thanks for taking the time.

Are you going for adjustment of status? If you are filing for I-485 (adjustment of status) you can file I-765 (employment authorization).. please note that you will have problems, if not already, traveling back and forth on the tourist visa since you have now created an intention to stay in the US.. by filing the I-130. Once you file I-485 you cannot leave the country without Advance Parole which if not obtained will cancel your I-485 completely (regardless if you have a tourist visa or not)

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06/23/2006 Happiest day of my life, got married to my lovely Wife!

AOS

11/27/06 I-485 / I-765 Sent (Overnight)

11/28/06 I-485 / I-765 Received

12/01/06 Notice Date for both

12/02/06, 12/04/06, 12/05/06, 12/06/06, 12/10/06, 12/11/06 Touched !!!

12/19/06 Interview letter Issued!

12/26/06 Interview Notice Received!

02/13/07 Interview

08/25/08 Filed Writ of Mandamus (Law Suit) against USCIS, DOS, FBI

09/16/08 Application Approved (IR6)

09/22/08 Card Production Ordered

09/23/08 Welcome Notice Received

09/29/08 10 YR. GC Received!

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07/18/11 N-400 Sent (Overnight) UPS

07/19/11 N-400 Received

08/23/11 Case status changed - FP letter sent

08/26/11 Fingerprint notice received in mail

08/26/11 Early Fingerprints completed

09/13/11 Original Fingerprints scheduled date

08/30/11 Case status updated: In-Line to be scheduled for an interview

09/12/11 Case status updated: Interview is now scheduled

09/15/11 Interview letter received!

10/19/11 Interview at Santa Ana, CA - I-130 is not approved in file

10/19/11 RFE issued

10/27/11 RFE response received and is being reviewed - even though I didn't get any RFE or responded to one!

11/11/11 Notification for Placed in que for oath ceremony

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12/15/11 Oath Ceremony - Its all over! I AM FINALLY A US CITIZEN!

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dimples   9

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Bahamas
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Are you going for adjustment of status? If you are filing for I-485 (adjustment of status) you can file I-765 (employment authorization).. please note that you will have problems, if not already, traveling back and forth on the tourist visa since you have now created an intention to stay in the US.. by filing the I-130. Once you file I-485 you cannot leave the country without Advance Parole which if not obtained will cancel your I-485 completely (regardless if you have a tourist visa or not)

Thanks for the reply. I am not going for the AOS. Yes I have considered the travel back and forth on the tourist visa will raise flags. But there is not much I can do but keep the travel to a minimum as well as ensure my time does not expire.

Thanks

Married July 16th

NOA1- August 19th

Touch - August 24th

NOA2 - Feb 27th - Praise the Lord!!!!!!!

3/05/12 --- NVC Received CaseFile

3/20/12 --- NVC Casefile Number and IIN Issued

3/20/12 --- Emailed DS-3032 to NVC

3/22/12 --- AOS FEE BILL PAID ONLINE &

3/26/12 --- AOS Fee Bill Marked Paid []

3/22/12 --- AOS CoverSheets Generated &

3/26/12 --- AOS packet sent

3/27/12 --- DS-3032 Accepted

3/28/12 --- AOS Packet Delivered @ NVC 10:30AM

3/28/12 --- IV Fee Bill Showing as 'Payable' []

3/28/12 --- IV FEE BILL PAID ONLINE &

3/29/12 --- IV Fee Bill marked as PAID []

3/29/12 --- IV CoverSheets Generated &

3/30/12 --- AOS Packet Accepted

4/02/12 --- IV packet sent +

4/03/12 --- IV packet recevied

4/06/12 --- NVC reports 'Case Completed' *

4/10/12 --- Interview Date Set *

4/10/12 --- Appointment Letter Received via Email

Interview Date - MAY 3RD

Medical Scheduled - April 25th

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"We've come this far by faith"

Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,111

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Thanks for the reply. I am not going for the AOS. Yes I have considered the travel back and forth on the tourist visa will raise flags. But there is not much I can do but keep the travel to a minimum as well as ensure my time does not expire.

Thanks

I-765 is not part of CR-1, you will get a green card on entry to USA using your CR-1 and you do not use employment card. You only use the green card that you get on entry.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

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kzielu Experienced

kzielu   1,149

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Hello,

I wanted to know if any one had insight on the I-765 process for employemnt authorization. My husband and I just got married and filed for a CR1.

I currently travel back and forth to the US on a toursit visa. Would I be able to apply for the I-765 so that can can work temporarly until the I-130 us approved?

I am not even sure if this makes sense but I thought I would ask.

Thanks for taking the time.

The answer is - of course no. Tourist visa does not allow to work and the filing for I-130 is totally irrelevant here (theoretically it always can be denied - right ?).

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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Hey . . . it doesn't hurt to ask, ever, unless you ask a guy with a gun at midnight in Central Park in New York City if he dares to take you on.

In your case, you'll be unable to work until the CR-1 has been issued. Once that's the case you activate it by traveling to the U.S. again and upon entry they will stamp your pass with an I-551 stamp which happens to be the secret code for the Green Card. From that day on you can work and play, and get a driver's license and SSN.

Hello,

I wanted to know if any one had insight on the I-765 process for employemnt authorization. My husband and I just got married and filed for a CR1.

I currently travel back and forth to the US on a toursit visa. Would I be able to apply for the I-765 so that can can work temporarly until the I-130 us approved?

I am not even sure if this makes sense but I thought I would ask.

Thanks for taking the time.

There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

President Teddy Roosevelt on Columbus Day 1915

 
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